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is it possible that charcer burks is a thing?

 

I guess? He is striking out 30.6% of the time, though.

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another k for javy :(

 

also a 4th walk for McKinney. This one was intentional. His OPS sits at .902 for the year. He is 20

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Zagunis has 3 walks of his own, giving him a 20% walk rate and a 21/17 BB/K. I'm really curious how good he looks in the OF, at the plate it seems like he may need to see some pitchers more capable of throwing strikes.
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Goodness. 102 PA, .313/.431/.518, 4 HR, 16/11 BB/K
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Torres' line in the box score just went from 0-3 with 2K's to 1-2 with 1BB and 1K. Glad to see him making in-game adjustments. Shows a lot of maturity.
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The newest inefficiency...bribing the scorekeeper.
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I never understood why the Cubs made McKinney repeat a level after hitting over ,300 in the FSL last year, anyway. He belongs in AA.
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Who was that poster a few days ago that wasn't sure why people liked McKinney so much? I want to throw things at them.
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Who was that poster a few days ago that wasn't sure why people liked McKinney so much? I want to throw things at them.

I like McKinney but I think he's a little overrated on this board. That wasn't me the other day but feel free to throw things at me anyways.

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Who was that poster a few days ago that wasn't sure why people liked McKinney so much? I want to throw things at them.

I like McKinney but I think he's a little overrated on this board. That wasn't me the other day but feel free to throw things at me anyways.

 

I think he's a little overrated too, but I'm me, so you know.

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Are there people who expect McKinney to be a star? It seems like most see him as a fairly safe bet to be a productive major leaguer, but nothing spectacular. Like a Coghlan with better defense.
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Like a Coghlan with better defense.

Based on some of the scouting reports I've read that's where the overrating is coming in.

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Hitter of the Night: Billy McKinney, OF, Cubs (Myrtle Beach, A+): 1-1, 2 R, HR, 4 BB. If you favor tools, and our team admittedly does as a whole, then McKinney may not be your guy. He doesn’t have the flashy raw tools, but he’s about as polished of a 20-year-old as you’ll find. There’s nothing left for him to prove in A-ball, as he’s handled all three leagues at the level and is showing that his approach is far too advanced for the pitching he’s facing. Double-A will be a test, but he’s well equipped to handle it. Big raw power? No. Blazing speed? No. Premium defender? No. Great pure hitter? Yes. Sign me up.
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Duane Underwood, Jr., RHP, Cubs (Myrtle Beach, A+): 7 IP, 3 H, R, BB, 4 K. The 20-year-old Underwood is pitching like it’s a personal insult that people talk about all of the Cubs hitting prospects but continually overlook their young pitchers. I asked Mauricio Rubio about Underwood and he said “he has the highest ceiling of any arm in the Cubs system. Quick arm whip, plus fastball, and a curve that is just a pain. He has big potential. Seriously, the curve is a pain in the (fill in the body part here).”

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